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Fans A14025-10CB-3BN-F1 140x140x25mm 3-Pin 1000RPM case fan

SKU CH-2EFK-DH1FD

A 140 mm case fan with a 3-pin connector runs at 1000 RPM for PC or server cooling

  • 140 mm frame fits large case mounts
  • 1000 RPM speed balances airflow and noise
  • 12 V 0.14 A draw keeps power use low
  • 3-pin connector works with standard motherboard headers

140 mm 3-pin case fan

The Fans A14025-10CB-3BN-F1 is a 140 mm square case fan with a 25 mm thickness and a 3-pin DC connector. It runs at 1000 RPM on a 12 V supply drawing 0.14 A, using a sleeve bearing for quiet operation in desktop or server chassis.

Three-pin voltage control limit

The 3-pin interface adjusts speed by varying the DC voltage, so the motherboard or fan controller must support voltage regulation for speed changes. Without PWM signalling the fan cannot accept a 4-pin duty-cycle command, and the minimum speed is constrained by the voltage floor of the connected header.

Highlights

  • 140 mm frame fits large case mounts
  • 1000 RPM speed balances airflow and noise
  • 12 V 0.14 A draw keeps power use low
  • 3-pin connector works with standard motherboard headers

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I choose a 3-pin or PWM fan for my build?

This model uses a 3-pin connector running at 12V 0.14A, so speed is controlled by voltage rather than a PWM signal.

What does the 1000 RPM rating mean for actual airflow inside my case?

At 1000 RPM the 140 mm blade moves a moderate volume of air, suited to low-noise server or PC cooling where extreme pressure is not required.

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